1. The Poetry Of Linda McCarriston
... atmosphere of anger, rage, contempt and human brokeness. She uses words that incite emotion and metaphors that mirror the acts she describes. The impact on the reader is powerful. In A Castle In Lynn, the first very long sentence that doesn't end until the third stanza creates an overpowering ... perceives herself as he sees her "the whore only he could call daughter.". We see in A Castle In Lynn, Linda McCarriston ideology protesting the power imbalance of man over woman, bondage vs. her freedom, and her transformation from victim to victor. Linda McCarriston releases the demons of her ...
- Word Count: 3020
- Approx Pages: 12
- Has Bibliography
- Grade Level: High School